The UK government will challenge a court order forcing migrants out of the Bell Hotel in Epping, amid rising public anger and local council resistance.

Under the Public Order Act, offenders can face up to seven years in prison.

High schoolers will be allowed to prepare oral tests with generative AI from 2026

Germany’s BSW leader calls for the Bundestag to hear from the Ukrainian president, about the underwater detonation she asserts could only have taken place with his consent.

Karol Nawrocki rejects a wind energy law and promises a separate freeze on electricity tariffs until 2025.

Climate and pro-Palestinian activists shut down Norway’s central bank and DNB headquarters in a ten-day campaign against fossil fuels and Israeli investments.

Kremlin says forces advanced in Donetsk as Kostiantynivka faces gas cut and evacuations.

The right-wing party has seen the entire state trying to silence them and ban them from politics in the past years.

Macron plays a double game: leading the blockade in Brussels while seeking bilateral concessions with Brazil.

The killing of the officer, described as one of Saarland’s “darkest days,” has sparked shock and mourning among colleagues and politicians.

FPÖ: Asylum seekers are bringing violence and crime with them.

Without a formal announcement, Ankara started requiring proof from all vessels arriving that they have no connection to Israel on any level.